The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is proud to announce a new international agreement with the Faculty of Dentistry at the Graduate School of Medical and Dental Sciences, Institute of Science, Tokyo. This agreement marks the beginning of a collaborative partnership focused on research, and the mutual exchange of students and academic staff.
The Tokyo institute is globally recognized for excellence. Its Faculty of Dentistry holds an impressive 4th place in QS 2025 Subject Rankings!
This milestone joins a series of significant international partnerships recently secured by our Faculty of Dental Medicine. The Hebrew University – Hadassah Faculty of Dental Medicine stands at the forefront of dental education and research in Israel and beyond. Drawing on the Hebrew University’s long‑established global reputation, ranked among the top research institutions in the world, the Faculty blends rigorous academic training with high‑impact research and extensive community outreach.
These achievements reflect the university’s continued commitment to global scientific cooperation—even during a time when the international landscape poses growing challenges to academic exchange. In today’s polarized world, academic collaboration is more essential than ever—for building bridges, advancing knowledge, and shaping a more connected global community.
"We are proud to join forces with one of the world’s leading dental schools " said Prof. Avi Zini, Dean of the Faculty of Dental Medicine at Hebrew University. "This agreement opens new pathways for groundbreaking research and academic growth, and reaffirms our belief that science knows no borders—even when the world feels increasingly divided. We extend our heartfelt thanks to Prof. Stella Chaushu, Vice Dean for International Relations at our Faculty, and to Prof. Takashi Ono from the Institute of Science, Tokyo, who made this possible."
For a century, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem has been a beacon for visionary minds who challenge convention and shape the future. Founded by luminaries like Albert Einstein, who entrusted his intellectual legacy to the university, it is dedicated to advancing knowledge, cultivating leadership, and promoting diversity. Home to over 23,000 students from 90 countries, the Hebrew University drives much of Israel’s civilian scientific research and the commercialization of technologies through Yissum, its tech transfer company. Hebrew University’s groundbreaking contributions have been recognized with major international awards, including nine Nobel Prizes, two Turing Awards, and a Fields Medal. Ranked 81st globally by the Shanghai Ranking (2024), Hebrew University marks a century of excellence in research, education, and innovation. To learn more about the university’s academic programs, research, and achievements, visit the official website at http://new.huji.ac.il/en.